MATTHEW P GLASS - 17 yo - Wrentham/ Boston MA

The truck belonging to the missing 17-year-old boy from Wrentham was found on Huntington Avenue in Boston. Matthew P. Glass was last seen on Tuesday around 3 p.m. and hasn't contacted his parents since.
Glass told his parents he was going to the Apple store in Boston for computer repairs and hasn't contacted his parents since.

According
to police, Glass never arrived at the store, but did use his cell phone
at 9 p.m. Tuesday while he was in the area of 409 Huntington Ave. in
Boston, in the vicinity of Northeastern University.
The cell
phone Glass is using has been powered off and there has been no activity
since the call on Tuesday night. He was driving a red, four-door 2000
Dodge Dakota with the Massachusetts registration 675FT6, which was found
on Huntington Avenue in Boston.
He is about 6-feet tall and weighs around 190 pounds.
Police are asking anyone with information on his whereabouts to contact them:
EMERGENCY: 911
Business: (508) 384-2121
http://police.wrentham.ma.us

Read more: http://www.myfoxboston.com/dpp/news/local/wrentham-teen-reported-missing-20110922#ixzz1YhNONN8G

DEDHAM, Mass. -- A 17-year-old Wrentham boy was undergoing tests at
Norwood Hospital Friday after being found disoriented outside a Dedham
home Thursday night.
Matthew Glass initially told police he’d
been kidnapped but later admitted that wasn’t true. Friday,
investigators were trying to determine where exactly he’d been since his
disappearance on September 20.
His brother, Andrew Glass, said Matthew's reappearance answered the prayers of family and friends.
“As
long as he knows everyone is here supporting him…it keeps helping,” he
said. “So tell everyone to keep praying for him and he’ll be good in no
time.”
Glass suffered a severe concussion while playing football
last year and that he was having trouble remembering where he’s been. He
was set to undergo a CAT scan and other concussion-related testing at
Norwood hospital Friday morning.
“He did ask our caregiver - told
her - and she did ask him to call because she felt uncomfortable that
he was driving into Boston, something he would not normally do on a
Tuesday night, a school night,” Matthew’s mother, Diane Glass, said.
Glass
suffered a severe concussion while playing football last. He was set to
undergo a CAT scan and other concussion-related testing at Norwood
hospital Friday morning.
“We believe that may be part of the
reason he disappeared,” Lieutenant Bill McGrath said. “He’s disoriented;
he’s having trouble remembering what went on.”
Glass showed up on a Dedham porch Thursday night. What happened before that remains unclear.
“[He said] ‘I need help,’” said Brett Wallace, when Matthew showed up on his doorstep.
Wallace
said Matthew was there, slumped over and nearly unconscious and
disoriented. He said his wife recognized Matthew from the news and
called 911.
“He just seemed really disoriented. He didn’t look
very beat up, but at the same time he was sort of crouched down. He
didn’t have shoes on, so he apparently must have somehow walked through
the woods over there or cut through or did something to make sure that
he at least got -- notified someone,” said Wallace.

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